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Vol. 11, No. 40 Quarry Heights, Republic of Panama Nov. 6, 1989 SOITHCOMto begin new ahintravelprocedures QUARRY H EIG HTS (US - of Defense (DoD) civilian employees tickets. All travelers must book their be on a first-come, first-served basis. SOUTHCOM PAO)--Commercial and their dependents; U.S. citizen own flights beyond Miami, Passengers who report to the MAC air travel service will be operating DoD contractors and their Philadelphia, or Charleston. terminal without first making between Philadelphia, Miami and dependents; and U.S. citizen -Report to the MAC terminal at reservations will travel in a duty Howard Air Force Base beginning Panama Canal Commission the designated show time on the day standby status. Tuesday. Flights will be scheduled employees and their dependents are of travel with your leave form, the Official travelers should contact five days a week (Sunday, Monday, eligible to take advantage of this DD form 1131, and other travel the appropriate transportation office Wed n e s d a y, Thur s d a y, and service for unofficial travel. documents as necessary. upon receipt of orders. Procedures Saturday). This service will continue The procedures for active duty For military dependents who are for space available travel remain through Dec. 1. Air service will be personnel planning unofficial travel command-sponsored, sponsors must unchanged. then provided between Charleston, are as follows: first obtain Environmental/Morale Specific flight information, Miami and Howard beginning Dec. -- Report to your finance office Leave (EML) orders; sponsors of charges, and reservations can be 3. with an authorized leave form. There noncommand-sponsored dependents obtained from local traffic Travel through Omar Torrijos you will pay for the travel and obtain and U.S. citizen DoD civilian management/ installation tran- International Airport by Depart- the DD form 1131 (which is the proof employees and their dependents sportation offices in Panama and in ment of Defense personnel remains of payment for the travel). must obtain Invitational Travel the continental United States or by prohibited. -Then, contact your transpor- Orders (ITO) from their respective calling the Headquarters Military U.S. service members and their tation office to make flight personnel offices and then follow the Airlift Command (MAC) Passenger dependents; U.S. citizen Department reservations and obtain the travel steps above. Reservation Center at autovon 576- for U.S. citizen DoD contractors and 3020/3098. Telephone numbers are: their dependents also must obtain the local transportation offices ITOs from the appropriate Army, 287-4254; Air Force, 284- 283-6311 component Civilian Personnel 3069; and Navy/Marines, Office. However, travel may be The continued restriction of all booked without a DD form 1131 if a DoD travel through Omar Torrijos company billing address is provided. International Airport is due to the If none is provided, then the sponsor continued uncertainty of the local must go to finance to pay for the political situation. USSOUTH- travel and obtain the DD form 1131. COM-approved exceptions to this policy are Panamanian citizens Procedures for U.S. citizen working for DoD; U.S. citizen DoD employees of the Panama Canal employees and their dependents who Commission and their dependents are traveling on Panama Canal require the sponsor to contact Ellen Commission orders; DoD employees Anderson at the PCC Travel Office whose travel originates outside (52-3325). Then, the sponsor reports Panama and traveling through Omar to any of the three component service Torrijos airport on commercial transp ort ati on off ices for airliners but not deplaning; and reservations and tickets. emergency exceptions approved by Transportation reservations will the USSOUTHCOM chief of staff. CongressmenvisitPanama; meet with opposition leaders PANAMA CITY Panama overwhelmingly in favor of the (USIS) - En route to Nicaragua, opposition headed by Endara. Dante Fascell and Bill Broomfield, Fascell noted that Noriega's chairman and ranking member of the illegitimacy is clear. "The 'theft' of Committee of Foreign Affairs of the the Panamanian election is nothing House of Representatives, met more than the brutal rape of the Saturday with opposition political integrity of the Panamanian people." leaders in Panama, including The internationally recognized Guillermo Endara, the legitimate rights of the Panamanian people winner of the May presidential include the right of assembly, elections in Panama. freedom of speech, and freedom of Chairman Fascell and Congress- the press. Any government that does man Broomfield noted that not respect these fundamental rights Noriega's regime is truly the "odd will never have the support of the man out" in Central America, Panamanian people. BLOOD SAMPLE - Having taken a sample of blood, Spec. Allen V. indicating that Noriega was Broomfield said "the U.S. Koshgarian,373rdMedicalDetachment,, Mass.,placesgauzeonhis pointedly excluded from the applauds the courage of the patient's arm. The Army Reserve medic just completed his annual training celebration of democracy in Costa Panamanian people as they face at Gorgas Army Hospital. (U.S. Army photo by Spec. Stephen Grieco) Rica last week. Even Daniel Ortega increasing repression and violation agreed to democratic presidential of human rights by the regime," elections in Nicaragua. cer priual ntebod femt PCC provides spill war ng Wr there has been clear pthe ct. 3 mi ta in aftermath trend to democratization. The people fahe Oct 3 mi sretn BALBOA (PCC) - The Panama several weeks when using the of Panama deserve better. They are a Fascell and Broomfield said that Canal Commission has issued an channels and banks of the Chagres freedom-loving people who they assured the opposition leaders democratic that "now more than ever, the U.S. alert regarding possible emergency River between Madden Dam and desperately desire work to sustain the economic, spilling at the Gatun Dam spillway Gamboa and between Gatun Dam reform. Noriega is the impediment to will freedom, peace political, and diplomatic isolation and Madden Dam spillway. and Fort San Lorenzo. Also, during their aspirations to of Noriega in support of your efforts This situation arises because both a spill, low-lying bank areas are also and security. the country quickly to Gatun and Madden Lakes are above flooded. F a sce l1 and Broom field, to move normal levels as the commission Users should be on the alert. for representing both parties of the U.S. democracy." stores water for use during the any rise in water levels and should Congress, said "we can state upcoming dry season. respond immediately to warning unequivocally that the U.S. Congress Thursday paper set Although every reasonable effort sirens by evacuating the spill area supports the electoral process and COROZAL (Tropic Times) -- will be made to minimize the and moving to higher ground. The the return of the office of the Wednesday's and Friday's edition disruption of activities in the spillway warning siren indicates that the spill president of Panama to the rightful of the Tropic Times will not be area, a severe flood threat could is to start in 15 minutes. winner of the May elections." published due to Veterans Day result in warning times being as short A 24-hour watch is in effect by the It is truly unfortunate that the observance (Friday). as 15 minutes. PCC, with engineers monitoring successful electoral process of last Instead, the paper will be Everyone is urged to exercise rainfall throughout the Gatun and May continues to be thwarted. The Ised others. extreme, caution during the next Madden Lake watersheds. people expressed their will published Thursday. Times 2 Nov.Tropic 6, 1989

I U.S. news Bush proposes new rules for pesticides WASHINGTON (UPI) - new initiative" would protect would "speed the process of In announcing the package, Bush President Bush, entering a longtime America's food supply by revamping removing pesticides from the pointed to the controversy in March fight between food producers and the government's "slow and marketplace to protect public health over Alar, a chemical used to consumers, proposed new rules for cumbersome process for removing and the environment." improve the color and freshness of pesticide safety that drew fire for pesticides." "We have the safest food But as he won bipartisan backing apples, and EPA's ability to easing federal standards covering supply in the world," he said, "and for a streamlined regulatory process, temporarily halt use of pesticides for cancer-causing agents in food. we're going to keep it that way." he also ran into quick opposition to which there is some scientific With members of Congress and Bush said his proposals, covering the second major aspect of his evidence - but no conclusive proof top administration officials at his an estimated 600 active ingredients in initiative, which would revise federal - of high cancer risk. side, Bush said Thursday his "major some 25,000 pesticide products, limits on cancer risks from chemical Agriculture Secretary Clayton residues. Yeutter, Health and Human Service Wading into a controversy that has Secretary Louis Sullivan and EPA embroiled scientists, food producers Administrator William Reilly said and politicians, Bush recommended "if EPA had such enhanced relaxing the current standard that triggers government action to protect authority earlier -- we might have the public from cancer risks in food. been able to avoid the consumer that Democrats, Sen. Edward Kennedy, panic and economic dislocation D-Mass., said he will work to prevent resulted" from the Alar situation. any relaxation of the standard for The president's plan proposes risk when his Labor and Human eliminating the current "zero-risk" Resources Committee takes up standard, under which no cancer- related legislation next week. causing substance can be deemed safe "There is no justification for giving for use in any amount, and instead in to the pesticide industry and proposed a tenfold relaxation of that weakening the health and safety standard to a category of "negligible standards essential to protect us," risk." Kennedy said. "I reject any form of cost-benefit analysis that permits. Under current standards, the EPA higher pesticide profits at the cost of bars use of any pesticide that results higher risk of cancer." in a cancer risk in food of more than Janet Hathaway, senior project one part in 1 million. The attorney for the Natural Resources administration plan envisions setting - f that threshold at one part in 100,000. TIRING TESTIMONY- Treasury SecretaryNicholasBrady rubshiseyes Defense Council, accused Bush of ,0 as he waits to testify before the Senate Banking Committee on Capitol Hill advocating "maj or retreats in Although the proposal was late last month. Brady, speaking about proposed stock market reform protecting our food from pesticides." defended as a response to improved legislation, said the Bush administration supported the Security and White House press secretary techniques to measure chemical Exchange Commission emergencypowers to suspend or halttradingfor up Marlin Fitzwater told reporters the residues, congressional critics and to 24-hours. Later in the week, however, SEC Chairman RichardBreeden reaction of environmental groups to environmental groups quickly toldaHousepanelthat he neither wantednor neededthe emergency power. the plan had been "positive but singled that out as the most (APLaserphoto) appropriately wary, as they always contentious facet of the Bush are in these cases." initiative. Vets, 'skinheads'clashduringflag-buigprotest SEATTLE (UPI) - Vietnam War infringing on the First Amendment anti-war protests of the late '60s and A dozen police cars finally ended veterans burned an American flag right of free expression. early '70s, challenged authorities to the confrontation at about 1:30 when lowered from a post office and The federal law, which went into lock them up. they entered the area and blocked off torched 1,000 smaller flags early affect at midnight, provides for up to No uniformed police were in view the streets, sending the demonstrators Saturday, saying a new anti- a $1,000 fine and a maximum of one during most of the demonstration, home. There were no arrests. desecration law is an attempt to ram year in jail for anyone convicted of which included a confrontation by a Meanwhile, the Washington state patriotism down their throats. intentionally desecrating the handful of bald young men who office ofthe American Civil Liberties The protesters were jeered by a American flag. identified themselves as neo-Nazis. Union blasted the anti-desecration small group of "skinhead" youths. Rowland said he was aware of the The "skinheads" jeered the law as unconstitutional. There were some punches and bottles potential penalties. demonstrators and verbal sparring Kathleen Taylor, executive director, thrown. No arrests were made and The veterans group, which was eventually escalated as the two blamed Congress and President Bush there were no injuries reported. among the most active during the groups threw punches and bottles. for the flag-burnings. The Washington chapter of Vietnam Veterans Against the War ledaet Senate impeaches judge for perjury people in front of a post office on Seattle's Capitol Hill described by WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Defense attorney David Stewart Nixon was charged in the first Randy Rowland, a group board Senate removed U.S. District Judge put his arm around Nixon as the impeachment article with lying to a member, as a "festival of resistance." Walter L. Nixon of Mississippi from secretary of the Senate read the federal grand jury in 1984 by saying A group member scrambled to the the bench on impeachment charges names of the senators voting guilty. that then-District Attorney Paul post office roof shortly after stemming from a perjury conviction The judge closed his eyes as the list Holmes of Forrest County, Miss., midnight and lowered a flag from the Friday. grew longer and longer. never discussed a drug-smuggling building's 20-foot pole. Another Nixon was the second judge in two The 61-year-old Nixon was case with him. demonstrator doused the flag with a weeks removed from office. convicted of perjury in 1986 for lying He w aycsg in the second substance -calling it napalm - ignited With Nixon watching from his seat to a grand jury about his unofficial article of lying to the gand jury by banner tand rised the burning on the Senate floor, lawmakers talk with a prosecutor in a marijuana-smuggling case.

One-thousand oeea sealed his fate by voting 89--8 to marijuana-smuggling case with him. The final article accused him of were given to protesters, who threw convict him on the first of three He served more than a year in prison lying to a Justice Department them into two fires burning in baking articles of impeachment. Senators and in recent weeks was moved to a attorney and an FBI agent as well as pans. quickly followed up by approving a New Orleans halfway house. to the grand jury. Speakers barked out 1960s-style second charge, 78-19, but acquitted He has been collecting his $89,000 Nixon became the seventh official phrases, accusing the United States him on a third. The vote on that was salary and saying he would like to ever removed from office through of world imperialism and Congress 57-40, less than the necessary two- return to the bench to preside over impeachment and the third judge in of legislating patriotism and thirds of those voting. trials. the last three years.

Commander-in-Chief . Gen. Maxwell R. Thurman Assistant NCOIC . SFC Richard A. Czizik This authorized unofficial command information publication Director, Public Affairs. Col. Ronald T. Sconyers Editorial Staff. Sgt. Monique Chere is for U.S. Armed Forces overseas. The Tropic Times is Executive Editor/NCOIC . SMSgt. Harold J. Lee Spec. Anthony Craft published in conjunction with the Armed Forces Information Managing Editor . Colin Hale Spec. John Hall Programofthe Department of Defense, under the supervision of AIC Randy Lawson the director of Public Affairs, U.S. Southern Command. Composing Room . .Rosemary Chong Contents ofthe Tropic Times are not necesarilythe official view Carolyn Coffey of the U.S. Government, the Department of Defense or the U.S.

Mary Munoz Southern Command. The address is: APO Miami, 34002, the T o pic Tim es Albrook Post Office. Telephone 285-6612. Tropic Tiimes Nov. 6, 1989 3 U.S. news I Nader's Raiders brace for challenge of next decade WASHINGTON (AP) - The here but it's spread into the heads the Center for Auto Safety, Consumer activists say legislation modern consumer movement that hustings," said Robert Fellmeth, one which has lead the fight for standard is needed to renew and strengthen the "Nader's Raiders" spawned 20 years of seven lawyers dubbed "Nader's safety features such as seat belts and mandate of the Consumer Product ago in Washington is quietly thriving Raiders" in January 1969. air bags in cars and whose annual car Safety Commission, which has not at the grass-roots level and braced for They earned the tag after report has become a mainstay for been reauthorized by Congress since the challenges of the next decade, presenting a well-documented report buyers. its 1972 inception. advocates say. of inaction by the Federal Trade Nader's Raiders and their While calling for a stronger federal The movement is more diverse and Commission, which then had associates have founded or helped hand, groups have shifted much of has a lower profile than when Ralph primary responsibility for consumer establish more than 35 different their emphasis to the state and local Nader led 250 students from the protection. consumer advocacy groups, levels. country's top schools to Washington The proliferation of consumer according to a statement distributed to research what, if anything, advocacy organizations since then is at a recent 20th anniversary kIt's begun to have a grass-roots government was doing for a testament to the health of their conference. kind of entity and it's now begun to consumers, advocates say. But they movement, says veteran raider Fellmeth, a law professor at the spread into state capitals and it's contend that the movement is every Clarence Ditlow. University of San Diego, said that in become more of a direct democracy," bit as strong and influential. "We're almost as big and varied as its infancy the movement focused on said Fellmeth at the recent Raider reunion. "It's not as visible, it's not as much the government," said Ditlow, who direct political and legislative action at the federal level. Some point to stricter state than federal laws against pesticides on "Jere almost as big foods, state consumer utility boards, consumer representation on public and varied as the utility commissions and programs government. like Florida's time dollar-service 9 exchange as harbingers of the future Clarence Ditlow efforts. Health care, on the other hand, has made feadvnces aftwedgRond the highest priority on the national Reagan was elected president in consumer agenda, the activists say. 1980Rega forced st prdet n Issues to be resolved are who delivers 1980, being forced instead to protect it, who makes treatment decisions, the statutes and agencies they had how to control costs and how to helped create against his anti- provide long-term and catastrophic' government philosophy. "We could not have envisioned care. there also Reagan putting the 1980s on hold Nader and others say while he built a government of the needs to be a greater push for group HEBER SPRINGS -- A section of a Heber Springs, Ark. bridge laying in Exxon, by the GM, for the buying associations and publicly- the waters of the Little Red River is all that remains of the structure that Duponts," said Nader in a wry financed, possibly elected consumer collapsed killing at least five people. (AP Laserphoto) parody of the Constitution's representation before federal and preamble. state regulatory agencies. Savings, loans executives gather for 97th annual convention CHICAGO (AP) - Savings and billion in all of 1988. In the absence branches. That is causing the market and on the eve of a decade loan executives, gathered Sunday for of profits, outside investors are "somewhat perverse result" that expected to see the housing sector their 97th annual convention at the difficult to find. The result: S&Ls some institutions are meeting the weaken in response to the aging of close of the industry's most traumatic anticipated the new capital standards higher capital requirement by selling the Baby Boom generation. year since the Depression, are by shedding $28 billion in assets in deposits, branches and subsidiaries "However you varnish it .weak bracing for more tough times ahead. June, July and August. they need to remain profitable over aggregate demand for housing .is Three months after Congress "For years, we're going to be the long haul, Barth said. going to be part of the picture of the authorized $50 billion to close or seeing unprecedented massive, S&Ls, by July 1, 1991, also will 1990s," James W. Christian, chief rescue an estimated 500 failed S&Ls, massive restructuring," Barth said. have to devote themselves more economist of the major S&L trade the still-solvent survivors face the "Then, if something happens like a exclusively to home financing - 70 group, wrote recently. prospect of shrinking balance sheets, recession, things will really get percent of assets, up from 60 percent He estimated that new households takeover by commercial banks and interesting." currently. in the 1990s will require 12 million to increasingly stiffer competition in The new law makes it easier for That's taking effect as advancing 13 million new housing units, down what many economists expect will be commercial banks to merge with technology is making it easier for from 15 million units in the 1980s and a sluggish home financing market. thrifts or buy their deposits and competitors to enter the mortgage 17.5 million units in the 1970s. The legislation signed by President Bush on Aug. 9 provided one immediate and substantial benefit to the industry: It closed failed institutions or replaced their high- cost deposits with federal money, relieving healthy S&Ls of the burden of competing by matching the high rates. But, the new law imposes tough new capital requirements on thrifts. That will protect taxpayers by forcing S&L owners to back their lending with more of their own money, but it has the industry scrambling. According to James Barth, chief economist of the federal Offfice of Thrift Supervision, nearly 1,000 of 2,600 solvent S&Ls nationwide, holding 60 percent of the industry's assets, are short of capital. That does not include the nearly 300 already seized by the government. Institutions can meet the new standards in three ways by retaining profits, by attracting outside investors or by shrinking. So far, most capital-deficient thrifts are choosing the third option. Few have profits to retain. The Brigham radios the command post as he directs industry as a wie lost $7.2 billion in LEADING THE SEA RC- -Stearns County Sheriffs Lt. Charlie Wetterling. The boy was abducted at the first six months of this year, 43 special deputies from at least ,ive counties in a search for 11-year-old Jacob f a ,,hord loss of $13.4 gunpoint by a masked man Oct. 22 near his home. (A P Laserphoto) Times 4 Nov.Tropic 6, 1989 tv guide

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Ortega warnsrebels'amnesty or death' Nicaraguan rep RIO BLANCO, Nicaragua But Ortega also said a cease-fire he Ortega originally proposed talks to OA S resigns (Reuter) -- President Daniel Ortega abandoned last Wednesday could be for today and Tuesday but Honduras has warned U.S.-backed Contra renewed if talks he has proposed at refused and the Contras said they WASHINGTON (Reuter) -- rebels inside Nicaragua to accept an the United Nations in New York needed more time. Ortega has now Nicaraguan Ambassador to the amnesty offered by the leftist reached agreement on disbanding the suggested a meeting Thursday and Organization of American States Sandinistagovernment or prepare to Contras and ending the eight-year- Friday. Carlos Tunnermann resigned die. old war. A military commander in Friday, bringing an end to a Nicaragua said 18 Contras had been controversy caused by his killed in northern Nicaragua since expulsion from the United States Ortega lifted the 19-month-old cease- in July 1988. fire Wednesday. Tunnermann, in a letter Speaking at a rally Saturday in the announcing his resignation, said remote town of Rio Blanco, where 19 he had given up the OAS post people were killed in a Contra attack because he was becoming a two weeks ago, Ortega urged the member of Nicaragua's National rebels to accept an offer for amnesty Assembly. in return for renouncing violence. "Contras who don't accept the In July 1988, Washington amnesty should go back to their expelled Tunnermann from the camps in Honduras or prepare to die United States in retaliation for in Nicaragua," he told several Nicaragua's decision to expel the thousand cheering supporters in this U.S. ambassador to Nicaragua, center for rebel activities 100 miles Richard Melton, from Managua. northeast of the capital. Tunnermann, who at the time Ortega has said that an Oct. 21 served as both Nicaragua's rebel ambush near Rio Blanco that ambassador to the United States killed 19 army reservists was the last as well as the OAS, claimed that straw leading to his decision to lift he should be allowed to stay in the the cease-fire and order a new United Stated to carry out his offensive against the Contras. duties at the OAS. Ortega said the army had been But Washington forced ordered to strike to the death against Tunnermann to leave the United Contras who did not accept the States, invoking its rights as host amnesty. state under the OAS charter. "Those who don't accept the hand Tunnermann, however, had we are holding out to themwill be hit since continued to serve as with machetes, with fists, with guns. Nicaragua's OAS ambassador, We'll hit them hard," he said. without attending sessions of the SPOTTING GOLD -- Hector Huerta, supervisor of the 450-year-old Casa Guillerma Bello Fernandez earlier Permanent Council at the OAS De Moneda in Mexico City, the oldest mint factory in the Western described to the crowd how Contras headquarters in Washington. Hemisphere, spot checks a Centenario gold bullion coin before the coin goes came to her house on a farming Tunnermann's resignation was through an automated weighingprocess. The Centenario, containing 1.2057 cooperative outside Rio Blanco last announced by Victoria Castillo, troy ounces of pure gold, is the heaviest of all high-circulation gold bullion month and murdered three of her Nicaragua's alternate delegate at coins in the world. (AP Laserphoto) sons, shooting them and slitting their the OAS. throats. Politicians criticize Menem

by Peter Bates huge popularity at home would carry in complex world issues. T ? BUENOS AIRES, Argentina "Why does Menem have these (Reuter) -- Argentine President mishaps?.Isn't there anyone to tell .f> Carlos Menem's eagerness to dabble him that this does not concern him?" > in complex world problems in which said Gerardo Schamis, ' foreign . his own country has little or no affairs spokesman of the Integration . involvement has drawn fire from and Development Movement, a local politicians. right-wing party linked with the - . In only four months, Menem, a, ruling Peronists. " ' flamboyant 59-year-old former "Menem lacks advisers, brakes provincial governor, has announced and filters. He does everythingA goodwill efforts to solve the Middle himself, so all responsibilities' lie on . East problem and to try and stop him," Schamis said. ~ .A Nicaragua's Sandinista rulers from Menem's extroverted personality A resuming their bloody war against has dominated Argentine politics .A U.S.-backed Contra rebels, since he took office in July. Hardly a It took three days for the day has gone by without him Nicaragua initiative to go flat last appearing in talk shows or giving week. The Middle East proposal, speeches. floated in September at a Belgrade Personist officials defend the summit of non-aligned nations, has populist president's personal style of yet to be spelled out. diplomacy, which contrasts with the S "This should make some people preceding Radical administration's Southern Part think twice before they act," Sen. policy of endorsing politically safe A. Part Adolfo Gass of the Opposition bets like world disarmament. Radical Party said. "It's fine for the Since taking office in the midst of president to talk about peace, but Argentina's worst-ever economic politicans from developing countries crisis Menem has also said he is should know their limitations." willing to play a role in Panama, Two days after Menem said he where strongman Gen. Manuel would try to prop up the crumbling Noriega is becoming increasingly 19-month-old cease-fire between entrenched. Nicaragua and the Contras, Foreign "There seems to be an idea that Minister Domingo Caballo only certain countries or certain Thursday hastily announced the end leaders may express their interest in of the Argentine peace effort hours world issues. President Menem has a ahtCi Managua said hostitilities had legitimate interest in the peaceful IsuLmed. Gass, a ranking member of resolution of hoth the Panamanian th, Snat, foreign Affairs and the Middle Eastcrn problems " comAiftLd, said Menem had Secretary of Latin American Affairs prob bly ovrestimatcd the clout his Raul Carignano said. Tropic Times p7 Nov. 6, 1989 7 sports Colorado dumps Nebraska 27-21, sets sights on No. 1 Notre Dame BOULDER, Colo. (AP) -- As coach Bill McCartney said. That's frenzied Colorado fans rushed onto what makes this such a great Folsom Field to celebrate their moment." team's victory over Nebraska, a After the game, Colorado running leaned against plane advertising Orange Bowl trips back J. J. Flannigan flew over the stadium. Aunese's old locker and cried. The It didn't take long for Buffalo locker still carries Aunese's name and boosters to shift their attention from pictures as a tribute to the late Saturday's historic 27-21 win to the quarterback. Orange Bowl, where second-ranked "Some of his last words were,'Win Colorado will probably play for the the Big Eight,' "said Flannigan who national championship on New rushed for 96 yards and two Year's Day. touchdowns. This is what he wanted "Our dream is vight in front of us now," said quarterback Darian to live for." Hagan, who ran for 86 yards and a Boulder lived up to its reputation touchdown against No. 3 Nebraska. as a great party town Saturday night. Colorado (9-0) can clinch its first Fans jammed the streets, restaurants and bars to celebrate outright Big Eight title since 1961 their team's victory in what local and first Orange Bowl berth since 1977 by beating Oklahoma State and papers dubbed the game of the century." Drivers honked ther horns Kansas State. But many fans and into the wee hours and students players are already looking past those two games to the Orange Bowl chanted "CU in Miami." and a possible meeting with top- "I'm psyched out of my mind, ranked Notre Dame which is trying said Colorado grad Mike McAlpine, the game on television to complete its second straight who watched "Who imagined perfect season. at a local restaurant. "We're going to Miami, and if you this would happen?" Buff fan want to come with us, you'll have a "I can't believe it's real," great time," safety Tim James said. Curt Blattner said. "I'm stunned. has The victory over previously Every dream I could ever ask for unbeaten Nebraska capped one of come true." the most remarkable turnarounds in Colorado tailback Eric Bieniemy college football history. As recently played only one down Saturday, but as 1984, Colorado won only one it was a memorable one. game. Since then, the team has made Bieniemy, who missed the last two steady improvement on the field games with a broken bone in his right despite an avalanche of adversity off leg, entered in the third quarter with the field, from a string of player Colorado clinging toa 17-14 lead. On arrests to the Sept. 23 death of a second-and-goal from the quarterback Sal Nebraska 9, he took a pitch from Los Angeles Raider's running back Bo Jackson cancer-stricken BO SETS RECORDS and floated a pass Bengals. Jackson scored Aunese. Hagan, rolled left slips a tackle in a 28-7 victory over the Cincinnati many to wingback Mike Pritchard in the Raider record. (APLaserphoto) "We've had to overcome so on a 92-yard touchdown run to set a new end zone. problems to get there," Colorado corner of the Ikangaa wins NYC

NEW YORK (AP) - Juma division, but just missed the Ikangaa, a frustrated second- course record by one second. place finisher in each of his last A major in the Tanzanian three , broke the course Army, Ikangaa, 32, ran away record in winning the New York from the pack between the 13-mile City marathon Sunday. and 14-mile points, and never was Meanwhile, Ingrid Kristiansen, seriously challenged crossing the the fastest women's runner in finish line in 2 hours, 8 minutes, 1 history, ended four years of second, the 10th-fastest marathon frustration in winning her ever. The previous course record was 2:08:13, by in 1981. by Allan Ornstem Ken Martin, winner of the 1. Name the Oakland Raider Pittsburgh Marathon twice, once quarterback who led his team to a this year, finished a surprising Super Bowl championship in Super second in 2:09:38. It was the Bowl XV in 1981. fastest American clocking since 2. Name the first Pittsburgh Salazar in 1983 and he was the No. Steeler to ever record a touchdown 6 performer in history. in Super Bowl play.T 3. Name four NFL teams legen- The 1988 Olympic champion, at dary quarterback/kicker George Gelindo Bordin finished Blanda played for. 2:08:40. 4. Who replaced George Allen as Another Italian, Salvatore Redskin head coach after his firing Bettiol, last year's winner wound in 1977? up fourth in 2:10:08. 5. Name the only 49er head coach (besides Bill Walsh) to have recorded over 50 lifetime wins with NFL results the team. Atlanta 30 Buffalo 28 6. Name two teams current Saint Green Bay 14 Chicago 13 head coach Jim Mora has previously Cleveland 42 Tampa Bay 31 been an assistant coach for. Houston 35 Detroit 31 Sports Quiz Answ Miami 19 Indianapolis 13 Minnesota 23 LA Rams 21, OT !Jci5iip.OO0 aA1sualaP NY Jets 27 New England 26 s s pus3u13 aN pus 0o01 aull Kansas City 20 Seattle 10 sAlsuajap V SU UIU04s -9 !&-8961) LA Raiders 28 Cincinnati 7 BECKER TAKES PARIS -- Top-seeded Boris Becker outclassed Stefan 99 Pu4 -loN 40.1a "U !ap-d )psf capture the Paris Open tennis tournament Sunday in 'slapO uo no NY Giants 20 Phoenix 13 Edberg 6-4, 6-3, 6-3 to 1 -aPE pusp first meeting since the Wimbledon final, where Becker also won in 's1103 alournleg 'ssag o8enl9 - San Diego 20 Philadelphia 17 their !e osauu -sa 9L61 'XI I-og xadnS Denver 34 Pittsburgh 7 straight sets. (AP Laserphoto) uIs!-H o0u01-d 74a)iunld 111" 1 Dallas 13 Washington 3 Times 8 Nov.Tropic 6, 1989 California agrees on quake relief package

SACREMENTO, Calif. (UPI) - The tax measure will raise an disagree with the policy. A quarter and $1 billion, to supplement the tax The California Legislature convened estimated $790 million as the sales cent is inadequate," said Garamendi, increase. Saturday morning to put the tax is increased from 6 percent to 6 who favored a half-cent tax increase. Congress already has agreed to finishing touches on a 12-bill 1/4 percent from Dec. I until Dec. Garamendi said he feared a chip in $3.45 billion for highway package for earthquake relief that 31,1990. shortage of funds for quake relief repairs and loans to individuals and includes a temporary quarter-cent Committees in both houses acted would lead Deukmejian to cut other businesses. sales tax. on the bills Friday, and legislative state programs, such as to expand The quake killed 65 people, Legislative leaders planned to send staffers worked overnight to fashion AIDS prevention and treatment. including 41 who died in the collapse the bills to the desk of Republican identical versions for floor votes. State finance director Jesse Huff of a double-decker section of Gov. George Deukmejian, who is Several lawmakers said the tax said the state% share of the estimated Interstate 880 in Oakland known as expected to sign them early next increase would not be large enough, $7 billion in public and private costs the Nimitz Freeway. week. and the proposal caused state Sen. from the Oct. 17 killer earthquake is Another 3,258 people were injured To avoid disputes over who takes John Garamendi to announce he expected to be $1.035 billion. in seven counties, and 13,224 were credit for the measures, Deukmejian would resign as chairman of the He said the state likely will have to displaced. has agreed to sign identical versions Senate taxation committee. dip into its rainy-day reserve, Deukmejian told reporters that of each bill. "I couldn't be chairman and estimated to be between $600 million "local officials and people in the affected areas should realize the state is going to do everything that is necessary to address damage that occurred to all the areas." He hinted that lawmakers may take further action later. The $790 million in revenue anticipated from the temporary tax increase would be spent as follows: $300 million for highway reparis, $60 million to make other bridges earthquake-safe, $355 million in repairs to damaged public and non- profit businesses, and $75 million for grants to individuals and families. Besides the tax bill, lawmakers also are considering other measures backed by the governor and top lawmakers. They include: a program of low- interest loans for single-family residences, allowing taxpayers to carry losses forward on state tax returns, waiving environmental clearances that could delay the rebuilding of highways, and establishing a fund to pay legal claims from quake victims. In all, lawmakers introduced more than 100 bills to address earthquake relief, including one measure to Five-year-old Jessica L. Romero sits and listens patiently as LCpl. Brian Huddleston of Marine Forces Panama require earthquake insurance forms applies and explains thefiner details of genuine United StatesMarine Corpsfacial camouflage. Jessica was given the be written in 10-point type. special make-up "treat"at a Halloween part Oct. 27 at the U.S. Naval Station, Panama Canal gymnasium. Jessica, But legislative leaders said only the who attended the party with sisters Jeanette(15-months-old) and Jassmine (3-years-old), is the daughter of Petty 12 they and the governor backed Officer 1st Class John andHope Romero. The children'sfather works as a small craft technical instructor aboard would be dealt with during the .he Naval Station. Huddleston is a gunner with 1st Platoon, B Company, 2nd Light A rmored Infantry Battalion special session. They said the others headquartered at Camp Lejeune, N.C. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by SSgt. Mike Stroup) will have to wait until the Legislature reconvenes Jan. 2. Drive-by shootings popular Weekend gang violence kills 4, wounds 9

Memorial Hospital in Inglewood, Lt. wounded a 34-year-old man in the Unsath se e d ys t be Rick Smith said. The shots also hip. pedestrian, by-stander Soviet military forces cut by Danelia Wild East Los Angeles gang member, was killed in a drive-by shooting late ba LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Four truck drove up alongside him as he people were killed and at least nine walked along a sidewalk in East Los MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet North Atlantic Treaty Organ- others wounded in weekend gang Angeles and shot him in the head and military was cut by 235,500 ization on conventional weapons. violence, including a drive-by chest, Deputy George Ducoulombier soldiers this year, and more than But Western experts say the shooting that left one dead and three said 7,000 tanks and 700 airplanes Soviets and their allies in Eastern critically wounded, authorities said were withdrawn from Europe Europe still have an overwhelming Sunday. Marquez died at the County-USC under a plan by President Mikhail superiority of many types of One woman was killed and three Medical Center, Ducoulombier said. S. Gorbachev, the Communist weapons in Europe. men were critically wounded in a In Koreatown early Saturday, a Party newspaper Pravda said With Gorbachev's planned drive-by shooting in south Los man was-killed in a drive-by shooting Sunday. troop cuts the Soviet army would Angeles late Satuday, sheriff's as he walked along the street. Police "The attack capability of still have an estimated 3.7 million Deputy Dean Scoville said. believe the shooting was possibly Warsaw Pact forces in Central personnel, while the United States Patrons of the Direct Liquor store gang-related. Europe has diminished," reported has about 2.1 million in active and visitors of a nearby church were Another man was shot and killed Pravda. duty. in an unpaved parking lot next to the Friday evening in South Central Los Gorbachev in December The cuts announced by Pravda store when people in a pickup truck Angeles near a known gang hangout. -announced the Soviet Union included 65,000 officers and more yeled ut gag ameandopeedwould within two years cut its than 20,000 warrant officers. It yelled out a gang name and opened Walter Graham, 36, of Los military forces by 500,000 didnotspecify where the cuts were fire on the group, Scoville said. Angeles, had left a store and was soldiers. made. A woman died at the scene and standing near several other people He also has announced plans to Soviet forces in Europe have three men were in critical condition when shots were fired at the group cut Soviet forces in Europe to been reduced by 7,120 tanks, at the Martin Luther King Jr.-Drew from a speeding car, move toward an agreement 2,964 artillery pieces and 735 Medical Center, he said. Graham, who was not a gang between the Warsaw Pact and aircraft, the paper said. Richard Marquez, a 17-year-old member, died at Daniel Freeman L